The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-22

a 501c in store, 50t a5ltc delivered; No. 2 Sep
TENDER, nominal; October. 49E q 50tc. closing at
5Otc; November. 503 15Osc, closing at 503ci
December 500 al 04c. closing at 5Oic; May
Oats-Reeelpts, So. 100 bu; exports 1I09 bu;
sales 100, 900 bu futures and 129. 100 bu spot.
mixed Western, 80 a 34c; white do. 81 o4oc.
Hay steady and in fair demand.
Hops quiet; California, 60l5c.
Coffee-Spot fair Eio dull and nominal at 1910.
Options orened 0i0 points higher, closing
shade lower. Sales. -. $50 bags; October
16 70 a IL OOc November 1864 H. 25c; Deem
Der lz30a17 Soc; January 1850 II. 55c; Feb
ruary 1745017 Coo; March II. 45 q H. 60c; April
1860 60c May 17500I7 Csc; June IL 80 q
H. G5c; July II SOC. Sugar dull and norninal
centrifugal, 5sc refined dull; G, 5se; extra 9.
standard A, Sc; confectionery A, 6sc; cut-loaf
and crushed, C 0G 1850. Molasses quiet Rice
steady
Tallow firm. Rosin steady.
Eggs steady; demand fair, Receipts, 1901
packages. Western, IA @l9c.
Pork in moderate request; mess quoted at
GIG. 00for new, $l5 % q Is. 80 for old Cut meats
firm; picked bellies. 81 6tc; picked hams,
l24c Lard . shade easier Western steam spot,
Go a soc: October, CSC 06. &c; November.
6 81 96. 63c; December. 66006.6 3c; January,
G6606 CSC; city stean. 6. zoo.
Butter steady and quiet: Western. 62ac;
Western creamery, 16D24c. Cheese firm;
Western, 81 Ole.
CHICAGO. Sept 21--whilc the disposition of
the wheat crowd on Change to-day was rather
bullish outside, speculation was light that
nothing was done IN the way of pronounced
buying. Considering the lightness of specula-
ton in wheat. values held remarkably steady
during tho greater part of the session. AS on
yesterday. shortly before tho close there
attempt tho part of wheat shorts to
cover In o few moments some old time activity
was seen in the pit, and wheat won't up 10 at
once before the closing bell rang and it was with
difficulty that the officers of the floor
could stop the trading and exci.emens in
tho pit All futures sold at east 4c over the Of
fetal quotations after the close at P. The
receipts show something of a falling off to-day
aegregatin9 at twelve points $4,000 bu. and
the shipments were larger footing up 466, 900
blu. The shipping ard export demand was linn
tied, and interfered with by the advance in
European freights. October opened at 69c, de-
cined to 6S2 66Szc. reacted to 695c, declined
again 10 6s3 0685c. reacted and closed at
60 1I-I6c Corn showed considerable weakness,
due in part to the large receipts announced for
the - large offerings Of prominens local
operators whom it was moderately active
The market opened about the same
quiia free and prices declined 80. the near
futures showing the greater weakness, then
ruled frmer and closed i@ac lower than ysster-
day. October opened es 41ae, sold down with
small fluctuations to ale. advanced. and closed
at AZ 0411. May opened ar 412e. receded irreg.
ularly TO 4tao, recovering to 445c. the closing
price Oats were nearly lifeless There
change in prices except late in the afternoon,
when September was marked up &c higher
Holders of provisions unloaded freely,
owing to the unexpectedly large receipts
Of hogs and the consequent decline of 100
zoe the market value OF the animals. There
outside buying orders OF consequence.
and prices of October short-ribs opened .07sc
lower st g. 45c tumbled to s. zoe. rallied to 30c
receded 20 8. zoe and at o'clock were at 8 22kc,
o not decline Of 30c. Later 8 25c was bid. About
600 pounds traded IN. January de-
cned csc and closed at 6. 2Oc. Lard was offered
more freely and declined .024 d O5c October sold
at 321 66.375c and closed at 6 35c; January at
g. 40c Pork for January sold at $12 % a IL 274
end closed at $l2. 228c bid The loading futures
al